Byomic BYO-ST341 LED Binocular Light Microscope (7x - 50x)
- Trinocular Microscope with Plan Chromatic Lenses
- Achromatic Plan Zoom Lenses (Adjustable from 0.75x - 5x)
- Magnification of 7.5 - 50x
- Large Field Of View And Excellent Depth Of Field
- Viewing Angle of 45 Degrees
- Adjustment of the Diopter of both Eyepieces
- Robust Metal Housing with an integrated Table of 130 X 130 mm
- Third Tube for Your DSLR Camera (T2 Ring required)
- Eyecups
- Illuminance can be Regulated (dimming)
Description
Sure, a microscope is an optical instrument used to magnify and observe objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye. It consists of several key parts:
Eyepiece: Also called the ocular lens, this is where the viewer looks through to observe the specimen. It typically provides a magnification of 10x.
Objective Lens: The lens closest to the specimen. Microscopes can have multiple objective lenses with varying magnification powers (e.g., 4x, 10x, 40x, 100x). By rotating different objective lenses into place, the overall magnification of the specimen can be adjusted.
Stage: The platform where the specimen is placed for observation. It often includes clips or other mechanisms to hold the slide in place.
Illumination Source: Light source, such as a bulb, that illuminates the specimen from below (in a compound microscope) or from above (in a stereo microscope).
Focus Knobs: These allow precise focusing of the image by moving the stage or the lenses up and down.
Diaphragm: Controls the amount of light passing through the specimen. It can be adjusted to regulate the contrast and brightness of the image.
Arm: The curved part of the microscope that connects the tube to the base. It provides support and allows for easy handling of the instrument.
Microscopes can be divided into different types based on their design and application. Compound microscopes, used for observing very small specimens like cells and bacteria, use a system of lenses to magnify the image. Stereo microscopes, on the other hand, provide a three-dimensional view of larger objects and are often used for dissections or examining surfaces of solid specimens.
Modern microscopes may also incorporate digital cameras for capturing images or videos of the observed samples, allowing for further analysis, documentation, and sharing of findings.
Microscopes can be divided into different types based on their design and application. Compound microscopes, used for observing very small specimens like cells and bacteria, use a system of lenses to magnify the image. Stereo microscopes, on the other hand, provide a three-dimensional view of larger objects and are often used for dissections or examining surfaces of solid specimens.
Modern microscopes may also incorporate digital cameras for capturing images or videos of the observed samples, allowing for further analysis, documentation, and sharing of findings. The Byomic stereo microscope BYO-ST341 LED is a professional trinocular microscope with planchromatic lenses for faithful reproduction and reduction of the chromatic aberration. The LED BYO-ST341 is used by advanced users for professional purposes. Since the microscope has two achromatic plan zoom lenses (adjustable from 0.75x - 5x), a magnification of 7.5 - 50x can be achieved with the two wide-angle eyepieces of 10x. By adjusting the diopter of both eyepieces to your eyes, razor-sharp images can be achieved when observing.
Housing
The BYO-ST341 LED has a robust metal housing with an integrated 130x table 130 mm, which is equipped with two sturdy clamps that hold a sample well in position. As a result, it does not shift during observation. There is a contrast plate with Ø95mm in the table. This contrast plate is white on one side and black on the other side, so that observations can be made with a different contrast. An illumination glass is also included so that the samples can be illuminated with light from below.
Eyepieces
Because the BYO-ST341 LED is equipped with two wide-angle eyepieces, you have a large field of view and excellent depth of field. The plan achromatic lenses ensure less chromatic aberration and natural color reproduction. This makes the microscope ideal for photo and video applications. The BYO-ST341LED features a third tube to which you can connect your DSLR camera using the optional Byomic DSLR camera adapter and T2 adapter ring. This makes it possible to photograph or film all observations. The included camera tube ensures that this optional Byomic DSLR camera adapter is correctly mounted in the tube. The eyepieces have a 45 degree viewing angle, allowing the microscope to be used in a relaxed position. The distance between the eyes is adjustable between 55 and 75 mm. The included premium eyecups can be pushed over the eyepieces. An eyecup prevents stray light from entering the viewfinder and increases comfort when selecting images. The soft rubber coating on the eyecup is particularly recommended for people who wear glasses.
Lighting
The lighting can be operated with the two switches. The switch on the left is used to turn the backlight on and off. The switch on the right is for the lighting, which can also be changed in brightness using the wheel on the front. This ensures that the sample always has the right amount of light. The maximum height is approximately 220mm, measured between the table and the lens. Larger objects are also possible because the microscope can be rotated 360°. In addition to the Ø95mm dialect slide, a Ø95mm contrast plate in black and white is included so that you can also work with contrast.
Specification
| Brand |
Byomic |
| Type |
Binocular |
| Illumination |
Incident light, transmitted light, transmitted light and reflected light |
| Magnification |
7x - 50x |
| Microscope Head |
Trinocular, rotatable (360º) |
| Lighting Type |
LED |
| Focus System |
Coarse and fine |
| Eyepieces |
1 pair of WF10x wide angle eyepieces |
| Eyepiece Diameter |
30 mm |
| Lenses |
Zoom lenses adjustable from 0.75x - 5x |
| Type of Lenses |
Plan achromatic |
| Working Distance (mm) |
40-95 mm |
| Eye Relief (mm) |
55~75 mm |
| Stage |
130 x 130 mm |
| Diopter Adjustment |
Left and right |
| Power Supply |
220V |
| Housing Colour |
White |
| Housing Material |
Metal |
| Dimensions |
280 x 240 x 380 mm |
| Weight |
6 kg |
In the Box
- 1x Byomic stereo microscope BYO-ST341 LED
- 1x Pair of wide-angle eyepieces
- 2x Premium Augshells
- 1x Contrast plate Ø95mm white/black
- 1x transmitted light glass Ø95mm
- 1x Camera tube
- 1x Power adapter
- 2x Eye cups
- 1x Manual (English)
